Angela Tozer (she/her)

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Prof @UNB. Historian of capitalism and settler colonialism. Book: The Debt of Nation: Land and the Financing of the Canadian Settler State (UBC Press, 2025). Work: Eels + the impacts of racial capital on Treaty in Wəlastəkwey territory. Tamil, eats lentils

An excerpt taken from the Government of Canada's "One Canadian Economy: An Act to enact the Free Trade and Labour Mobility in Canada Act and the Building Canada Act" found here: https://www.canada.ca/en/intergovernmental-affairs/news/2025/06/one-canadian-economy-an-act-to-enact-the-free-trade-and-labour-mobility-in-canada-act-and-the-building-canada-act.html. The except highlights promises made to uphold UNDRIP and consult with Indigenous peoples on development projects,.
Poster for a book launch for two books: Fracking Uncertainty and Debt of a Nation. Fredericton Public Library from 2-4pm on Saturday the 14th. Poster has a black background with two book covers that feature text of the book titles and authors' names. Lower right corner is a black and white photo of the two authors. Event is a UNB sponsored event.
A photo with three people, one sitting and signing a document: the Scarborough Charter. Caption reads: Scarborough Charter: UNB commits to Black inclusion and equity. UNB has signed the Scarborough Charter to proactively address anti-Black racism and advance Black success in higher education.
A poster for a public Black History Month lecture event: Red background, black and red accents. A profile image of Dr. Claudine Bonner. Her lecture "Addendum to a Love Letter- Narratives from Africville. 7th February 5pm-7pm in person at the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick.
An image showing three books: Maynard and Simpson's Rehearsals for Living, an anthology of short stories called Gaza Writes Back, and The Vegetarian by Han Kang. In the top right there is a round blue sticker that reads "crime" that references the Amazon "prime" logo
A red, black and white poster, with an image of historian Claudine Bonner. The poster reads: 9th Annual Black History Month Lecture titled: Addendum to a Love Letter: Narratives from Africville. February 7th, 2025. Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, 5-7pm
Two images of the same racialized woman. The first is a profile of her face, the second is head on. In both images, a portion of her skin is removed to reveal her robot underneath. Taken from the film Ex Machina